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Born in Newark, NJ on 27 March 1924, she was perhaps unique in singing the poetry of the Polish priest who became Pope John Paul II
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Born in Newark, NJ on 27 March 1924, she was perhaps unique in singing the poetry of the Polish priest who became Pope John Paul II
OCN Distribution has quite a few theatrical film delights coming out on Blu-ray. The big title is The Tune by animation icon Bill Plympton. You might remember h
The Berlin-based musician reworks audio from vintage pornography into unrecognizable forms, queering the lineage of ambient music and subverting stereotypical representations of gay sex.
Passing Strangers John Boyd is the lead singer and founder of the San Antonio-based band 80’s and 90’s tribute band Passing Strangers who have graced the Texas club scene for more than 30 years. They play everything from Jessie’s Girl to Third Eye Blind and are often referred to as “a band version of Spazmatics.” The band is perhaps most well-known for its electronic remake of Gary Wrightʼs “Dream Weaver” from their debut EP “Moment In Time.” This song was a club hit and added to radio across the U.S. and parts of Europe.
Ronan Leonard chats with Tony Hadley about Spandau Ballet, his solo career, and how much he is looking forward to visiting Cork and performing at the ...